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When they were getting ready for the salt flats he indicated his son was noticing the same POGO I was seeing in the front end. Though pogo is usually fixed with oil.

Never heard it they ended up changing the springs or not. Don't remember a vibration problem so maybe not.

He is good about answering PMs.
 

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What is POGO? How does an oil change fix it?

Is is some type of vibration or oscillation which higher viscosity oil will fix?

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Joe

Pogo is a lower frequency bounce of the front wheel caused by a dampening problem.

Vibration is a higher frequency movement felt in bars generally
 

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Does anyone have knowledge of an aftermarket set of (maybe progressive) fork spring to stiffen the OEM spring? I am not talking about changing the fork oil to harden the dampening.
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Does anyone have knowledge of an aftermarket set of (maybe progressive) fork spring to stiffen the OEM spring? I am not talking about changing the fork oil to harden the dampening.
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Does anyone have knowledge of an aftermarket set of (maybe progressive) fork spring to stiffen the OEM spring? I am not talking about changing the fork oil to harden the dampening.
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Yes we made a different damper and preload adjuster for the street. See attached flyer. We are working on the latest tests now and it will also be TUV approved ( i know you dont need this but here in Europe its important to have it )
 

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